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Today, I took my new iPhone into a technician to complain that when people called me, the audio was very quiet and muffled. Convinced it was a fault, I demanded a replacement. That is when he peeled off the factory issued protective screen that covered the ear piece. FML

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Wild Nights Out

Last call, bad decisions and 3 a.m. texts you'll regret until noon. Cheers.

Same thing different taste

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fricknugget 3

wow. dont u usually take that off straight away?

Wtf the screen protector has a massive tab at the bottom

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blonde moment?

thats funny!

Nothing wrong with people bringing products back for help, even for something seemingly obvious like this. But it's when they're 'sure it's a fault' and 'demand a refund/replacement' that they look like total idiots and end up causing conflict and ruining a salespersons day. Accept that you're not an expert and ask for help, don't be a wanker.

That's weird. They don't usually cover the earpiece. So technically, it is a fault.

At a stretch you could argue a fault with the screen cover but judging by the feedback on this page I'd wager the cover it comes with does indeed cover the speaker

Lol I did the same thing!!

So many people have done this.

RainbowHeadache 2

People just aren't problem solvers now-a-days are they? I try to figure out on my own what's wrong with my phone before I take it to an IPhone store. I dropped my IPhone in peanut butter and screwed up the microphone and speaker but I figured out how to get the peanut butter out with rubbing alcohol. No point going to the iPhone store for things you can easily fix yourself.

I did that too lol

stoneywoney 3

Shmart. It's okay, Im also blonde

I work as a tech, an see that all the time!